I have Secondary Progressive MS and have lived with the disease for twenty seven years. I have been under the care of a physician and neurologist for the past thirteen years. To this day, the only treatment that I have received is medication to relieve pain. Every two weeks, $300 is spent at the Pharmacist. I take high levels of…
Don`t Go to Church – James1:19-27
Posted By Gerry on October 14th, 2011
In James 1 we are challenged to be doers of the Word and not mere listeners. Apply God’s Word to our life. via Don`t Go to Church – James1:19-27. Be the first to like. Like Unlike
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After the fact blessing
Posted By Gerry on January 3rd, 2011
Nehemiah’s story provides a great example of how one man made choices. It’s really quite simple. Nehemiah’s action point came after God revealed what the action was supposed to be.
The Cost of A Sacrifice
Posted By Gerry on November 19th, 2010
In Ephesians 1:7-8 we are reminded of God’s purity, glory, power, forgiveness, grace, wealth, wisdom and insight. As I’m meditating on these 2 verses, I’m confronted by the awe of God in his greatness and humbled that all that he is has been focused in detail on the soul of a single person, me and you. God is deeply interested in you. Even though his wealth is infinite in nature, his cost for our forgiveness came with a sacrificial price tag.
The Christian, his neighbour and eternity
Posted By Gerry on September 22nd, 2010
In Romans 13, Paul talks about how the transformed life includes our obedience to the government’s laws. He now adds to the list our love for our neighbours and eternity. As for the neighbours, Paul is not talking about those in near geographical nearness, rather, the question is to whom can you be a neighbour to. That includes when you are on an errand or journey. Remember the parable of the good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-36) where Jesus teaches about your neighbour.
Thanks for Praying
Posted By Gerry on August 31st, 2010
On August 8 I underwent a new treatment for MS. Because Canada has banned this treatment and at the time there were really no places in the US, we went to a medical clinic in Mexico. I had asked that you pray. God answered prayer in that the procedure was a massive success. I was [...]
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All Things Work Together for My Good?
Posted By Gerry on July 15th, 2010
One of the most common Bible verses that gets quoted is, “all things work together for good for those who love God” (Romans 8:28). At least that’s the one people give me. Unfortunately the theology of this verse has been lost in the whole mentality of self; a poor theology.
Synergy Inc. at Work in Me
Posted By Gerry on July 14th, 2010
I’ve labeled this portion of Scripture Synergy Inc. for a good reason. We get confused about the subject of this passage. Don’t we always think that our lives is the subject? Bad things happen in our lives and we think that God will turn it around and make something good of it? In so doing, we’ve lost the whole meaning of the passage.
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MS Story II
Posted By Gerry on July 11th, 2010
Because people have been asking us… …here’s the continued story from My Story of MS and the CCSVI Treatment. Much has happened since and decisions made. Heidi, myself and our daughter Tanya will be flying to Los Cabos, Mexico on August 7 where I will begin MS testing and treatment on August 8, 8:30am at the Clinic [...]
Do and Let Do
Posted By Gerry on July 5th, 2010
My Point: Many Christians today live no differently than those without Christ. Same entertainment, thirst for material things, morals, values and regard for personal righteousness. The only difference is that ticket to heaven. We’re confused about the things we do with that which we should not do. “Do and let do is the new mantra.”
My Story of MS and the CCSVI Treatment
Posted By Gerry on June 22nd, 2010
I have Secondary Progressive MS and have lived with the disease for twenty seven years. I have been under the care of a physician and neurologist for the past thirteen years. To this day, the only treatment that I have received is medication to relieve pain. Every two weeks, $300 is spent at the Pharmacist. I take high levels of…
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